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On the October 5 edition of Monday Night Raw, Liv Morgan vs. Becky Lynch ended in a no contest after WWE Women’s World Champion Stephanie Vaquer attacked both women.
This led to Vaquer calling out Raw GM Adam Pearce to demand a triple threat match for her title at Money In The Bank 2026.
Heading into this Saturday’s premium live event, it feels like this bout could be won by any of the three competitors.
Ahead of Money In The Bank 2026, let’s take a look at who is most and least likely to win the WWE Women’s World Championship triple threat match.
Least likely to win: Liv Morgan

At WWE WrestleMania 42 Night One, Liv Morgan defeated Stephanie Vaquer to win the WWE Women’s World Championship.
For the next 147 days, Morgan only successfully defended the title twice, which drew criticism from her fellow WWE stars as well as the fans.
Since Vaquer regained the title, Morgan has been hellbent on taking back the gold.
However, it feels too soon after her last poorly received title reign for Liv Morgan to regain the top prize for the Raw women’s division at WWE Money In The Bank 2026.
Becky Lynch
Following WWE SummerSlam 2026, Becky Lynch made her return to the company and set her sights on the WWE Women’s World Championship.
Lynch served as the special guest referee and saw Stephanie Vaquer regain the title from Morgan on the September 12 WWE live event from Santiago, Chile.
Looking to win the title again, Lynch has been on the hunt for the title all these months.
To turn the entire title picture upside down, Lynch could win this triple threat and walk out of WWE Money In The Bank 2026 as the new WWE Women’s World Champion in New Orleans.
Most likely to win: Stephanie Vaquer

On the September 12 live event from her hometown of Santiago, Chile, Stephanie Vaquer defeated Liv Morgan to win the WWE Women’s World Championship.
“La Primera” is not one to back down from a challenge and wanted to defend against anyone.
After being attacked during their number one contender’s match, Vaquer laid out both Becky Lynch and Liv Morgan.
Since her title reign just started, it makes sense for Vaquer to retain the title at WWE Money In The Bank 2026.
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